to help or assist each other

favor, unfairly support and help somebody

Gang of Four

verb; to help with checking out something

help out

accomplice

accomplice

help

to help by saying something

unable to help [colloquial]

help to cover up

verb; help to pay the bill

please help [written and colloquial]

(noun) help

verb; to help or assist

gang

gang

being on the side of righteousness rather than the side of emotions

help looking, watching; help choosing

back up vocals

to earn a small amount of money to support the financing of the family / career; to buy; to sell

(verb) to shop / do business with a shop / business

help to alleviate

probational inspector in the police force

to cause trouble; to waste someone's time; to go to a shop to cause trouble instead of buying something [colloquial]

find someone to help

describe a situation where it is impossible to find someone to help [colloquial]

describes a shop or a restaurant which is doomed to fail as a result of not getting enough customers [colloquial]

to cause trouble; to waste someone's time; to go to a shop to cause trouble instead of buying something [colloquial]

helpful